Longest World Records

Brian Pankey balanced a flip top cell phone vertically for 38.75 seconds on his nose.

Darryl Learie performed a two-thumb plank exercise without using his other eight fingers. He remained balanced in position for three minutes, 5.71 seconds.

Doug McManaman balanced five golf balls on top of a pole on the back of his hand for one minute, 30.10 seconds.

Mamuka Kucia bounced a table tennis ball on top of a Coca-Cola bottle balanced on a table tennis paddle for one minute, 57.57 seconds.

Jack balanced a golf club on his chin for 30.10 seconds while playing "Imagine" on his keyboard.

197 people joined together at Collins Park in Miami Beach and created the world's longest roller skating conga line. The record, assembled by evian as part of World Health Day, was adjudicated by RecordSetter officials Dan Rollman and Emily Miethner. Actress Gabrielle Union joined in the festivities and was part of the conga line. #evianwater

Pete Moyer juggled three two-pound balls in a reverse cascade pattern for seven minutes, 18.79 seconds while hula hooping.

Darryl Learie performed a two-thumb plank exercise without using his other eight fingers while carrying 75 pounds of additional weight on his back. He remained balanced in position for one minute, 0.33 seconds.

Darryl Learie performed a plank exercisewithout thumbs and remained balanced in position for four minutes, 27.51 seconds.

Alicia Weber supported her body with her arms for one minute, 27.69 seconds while extending her legs horizontally.

Ninad Jadhav and his wife, Varsha Jadhav, made an invitation card for their daughter's first birthday. The invitation card measures 28.710 meters in length. They used 118.18 sheets of A4 paper in landscape style.

Carisa Hendrix held a lit torch in her mouth for 26.37 seconds. NOTE: Placing fire in mouth is extremely dangerous and should only be attempted by trained professionals.

Doug McManaman balanced five golf balls on a 10-foot pole on his chin for one minute, 35.52 seconds.

Doug McManaman balanced one gallon of water on his forehead for two minutes, 47.14 seconds while reading the RecordSetter Book of World Records.

The New England LEGO Users Group (NELUG) displayed a working Lego monorail that measures 736.73 feet long. The monorail was displayed at the Wenham Museum.

Doug McManaman balanced a hard hat on top of a pole on his chin for one minute, 43.50 seconds.